GST 2.0: CBIC clarifies social media claims about transition benefits under revised GST rules are false

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The CBIC has refuted a viral social media message claiming new GST transition benefits would be applicable from September 22, 2025, deeming it factually incorrect and misleading. The GST council approved ‘next-gen’ reforms on September 3, 2025, including a shift to a two-slab tax structure.

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GST 2.0: CBIC clarifies social media claims about transition benefits under revised GST rules are false

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